The History of Tempranillo and Its Unique Flavor Profile
Tempranillo is the backbone of many Spanish red wines, including those from Ribera del Duero. But what makes this grape so special?
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Origin and name Tempranillo literally means 'little early', referring to the early ripening of the grape. This grape has been cultivated for centuries and is an essential part of the Spanish wine tradition.
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Versatility Tempranillo wines, such as those from Loess, range from fruity and approachable to complex and powerful. They have aromas of ripe red fruit, tobacco and subtle vanilla notes from oak aging.
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Ribera del Duero: a home base In Ribera del Duero, Tempranillo thrives exceptionally well thanks to the extreme day-night temperatures and unique soils. This results in wines with great depth and elegance.
If you are a wine lover, Tempranillo should not be missing from your collection.
Order a delicious Tempranillo wine from Loess:
Loess Red Wines – Loess Wines